Winona has been feasting on spring greens – which are growing despite our terrible lack of rain – and she’s looking a bit more plump than she did in late winter. It helps that she doesn’t like to expend any more energy than necessary, which is the perfect attitude for napping on a warm, windy day!
Tenaz and Skywalker take a moment to pause their chat while a mare walks by. Tenaz is a good lieutenant stallion, and Skywalker perseveres.
Mustang (gorgeous), sunshine, storm shadow in the distance, rimrocks, mountains … who could ask for more?!
Rowan was watching a band not too close on a neighboring hill. She sometimes seems to act in a watchful, protector mode for the rest of the band.
It’s getting pretty warm out, and heat waves distort long views. But they can’t detract from simple beauty, here, featuring Maiku and Corazon.
We also get some nice rain-promise clouds in the afternoons sometimes … but they haven’t dropped any rain on us.
So-pretty Aiyanna. The light loves her … and so do we.
Watching Buckeye sauntering toward his mares under Rowan’s neck made for an interesting perspective.
Another windy day. I think the mane faeries love windy days more than any other days.
One more of Hollywood from that gorgeous evening high on the ridge below Brumley Point. What a handsome boy in a glorious place. We should all be as lucky as Hollywood. 🙂
Not-so-baby Bia and mama Aiyanna. Pretty, pretty.
As seen from the road inside Spring Creek Basin’s western boundary, a few bands graze in the northwest hills above/beyond/north of Spring Creek canyon.
With water in places in the creek arroyo and good grazing above the canyon, it’s no wonder the bands were taking advantage of the location. (And I can attest that the views are spectacular *from* up there, too!)
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 